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The Crookston City Council met Monday evening and decided to approve the 2025 Preliminary levy at 26% at a special City Council meeting. This DOES not mean your property taxes will go up 26 percent, but your property taxes would go up. 2025 Tax Levy and Preliminary 2025 General Fund BudgetThe City Council carried out […]
The Crookston City Council met on Monday, June 24, in the Council Chambers in City Hall. The council began by approving the June 10 City Council meeting minutes. After this, they approved the payment of bills and disbursement of the billed money of $1,055,308.71. WARD 5 VACANCY The first resolution mentioned during the meeting concerned
The Crookston City Council met Monday evening in the Council Chambers in City Hall. WRITING OFF DEBT OWED BY JACOBSON HOSPITALITY The City Council discussed writing off the debt/loan of Jacobson Hospitality (Todd and Nicole Jacobson), the former owners of the Crookston Inn. The loan was originally worth $100,000, but over time, with interest, the
The Crookston City Council met Monday evening in the Council Chambers in city hall. During the meeting, City Council Member Joe Kresl announced he would resign effective May 31. Kresl will move with his family to Maple Lake but will remain working with the University of Minnesota Crookston as the facility’s head custodian. Kresl said
The Crookston City Council will meet on Monday, May 13, at 5:30 p.m. in the City Hall council chambers. The meeting will begin with a proclamation regarding Community Action Month, followed by a presentation regarding the Safe Routes To School Grant. The agenda will include the resolution regarding a variance at 442 Marin Avenue in
The Crookston City Council met on Monday in the City Hall council chambers. PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE CITY’S ALCOHOL ORDINANCE The meeting began with a public hearing regarding citizen input for the proposed changes to the city’s alcohol ordinance. Previously, the council members indicated interest in breweries and micro-breweries. The current city ordinance shows that
